SHE'S GONNA BLOW!! (maybe)

"StephG" <dontspamFrankensoftail RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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 > On 28 Sep 2004, Jinks <Jinks RemoveThis @thecomputer.net> pondered an unfair
 > universe and came up with news:oelil0hajjbp8a5ksprck51jf47k4bdj1j@
 > 4ax.com:
 >
  >> On 28 Sep 2004 05:33:16 GMT, StephG
  >><dontspamFrankensoftail RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote:
 >
   >>>BTW, by volcano standards, MSH wasn't that big an eruption. There've
   >>>been a few that may have precipitated ice ages.
  >>
  >> Ice Ages, the cure for hurricane season.............hmmm......
 >
 > Not just the cure for hurricane season. The cure for Global Warming.
 >
 > Indeed. BTW, comet and asteroid strikes also work. If none of that is
 > available, a few 50-200 MT fusion bombs properly placed could be used
 > to create a "nuclear winter".
 >
 > You think Floridians might be more inclined to realize that if there is
 > "global warming", that they're in front of the line to feel the affects
 > first?
 >
 > --
 > StephG AH108 BS30 YPF8


 >

The lava dome has started moving in the last few hours. The earthquakes are
three a minute.

The scientist are in a huddle.

The only word they will release is "Dramatic".

YEEEEEEHHAAAAAAAA!
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Jinks wrote:

 > I own three pieces of property in the affected area of this
 > years storms. Other than tree debris, some fence repair, & a little
 > roof work, my property came through just fine. In fact, in spite of
 > the media penchant for showing the worst of a disaster (good news
 > doesn't sell) the majority of property in Florida faired pretty well.

Less of a majority than usual. There are four war zones currently in
FL.

1) Punta Gorda and north for a good bit due to a direct hit by Charlie.

2) Panhandle due to Ivan

3) The Fort Pierce area with two direct hits within 3 weeks - the last
one a sizable property damage event.

4) Polk County where three storms crossed within 6-8 weeks.

Then, if you look at the Orlando area - it is not pretty at all - and
then add the flooding north of where I am and I'd have to disagree
generally with your assessment.


Overall, the "news" guys penchant for storm track and wind speeds are
woefully inadequate. The gusts I had here on the last storm were well
over 75 MPH when the wind shifted out of the west.

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JMark
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